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Welcome to The Football Reporters. This week, a special episode featuring an extended interview with the Woman of the Hour, Michelle Kang.

We'll hear her thoughts on how to professionalise the game globally, promotion and relegation, and how being a multi-club owner is inspiring others to invest in women's football.

Welcome in, I'm Emily Keough and I'm joined by Jeff Kassouf.

Jeff, I know you've been off for a couple days, been out in the sun.

What was it like?

Yes, feels good.

I think we've got a full week of rain ahead, which maybe you're more used to that than I am at this point.

But yeah, so happy to have gotten a couple days in the sun and back. I missed

a chaotic NWSL weekends. I see again. So yeah. Yeah. We had a, we had some nice sun and then it's

gone away. So it came out for for a pretty big weekend in the WSL and in the championship.

Everything is wrapped up now ahead of the final weekend, which is quite nice. We've never been in a position where ahead of the final weekend we know who's promoted, who's relegated, who's won the league, who's

going to be second, third. So it's quite nice from that point of view for us. But yeah, a big

weekend at the NWSL. Obviously, one of the big talking points at the minute is Michelle Kang,

and you sat down with her for a little bit of an interview, I guess before we run into that

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